Can TOEFL and IELTS be reviewed together?

It is best not to review both at the same time, after all, the content, emphasis, examination points, and test methods of these two exams are very different.

The most likely outcome of two reviewing together is that one of them doesn't learn well either.

Canadian schools should be more recognizant of TOEFL scores. But for middle school students, IELTS is easier than TOEFL.

I have taken both exams, and IELTS focuses on the linguistic ability of a language.

It's more about how you use the language more than just filling in the blanks.

It contains a kind of flexibility to the language in it.

And sometimes you don't have to be so clear, but you can probably understand it.

It's like there are dialects in China that you don't know at all, but you can guess what they mean when you hear them.

Sometimes you can guess the question, whether it's listening or reading.

That is, even if you don't understand or don't understand at all, you can intuitively come up with the answer based on your diploma.

If you know a lot about life, you can guess right.

When you go to a class, the teacher will tell you the skills and experience.

IELTS requires a smaller vocabulary than TOEFL, which is more suitable for secondary school students.

Except for the composition, there is no deliberate examination of grammar topics.

As for composition, as long as you can grasp the tense and memorize a few wonderful sentence patterns flexibly, grammar is fine.

Including speaking, the examiner doesn't need you to say anything profound, the most important thing is a state of communication, it doesn't matter what you say, he says a joke, you understand it, and laughs, and that's good, what you say, he shows interest, and that's enough.

In conclusion, I think IELTS is easier to trick than TOEFL.

I only need to review the TOEFL, because IELTS is simpler than TOEFL, this is what our teacher said, if you can pass the TOEFL test, IELTS is naturally not a problem, but it seems to involve the difference between American English and British English, and many American English in IELTS speaking is not recognized.

Of course, it can be taken at the same time, but the emphasis is a little different, IELTS is more practical, focusing on speaking and listening, as well as the words and scenarios used in daily life.

It's better not to prepare together.

Both have different question types and solution ideas, and preparing together is likely to end up not being well prepared.

If you only want to go to Canada, it is recommended to take the TOEFL. In short, you have to weigh it up.

Is it necessary? Find a key point to review Greed is not good.

Regarding the question of whether to take the TOEFL or IELTS test, candidates should first understand their own study abroad needs, secondly understand the similarities and differences between the two exams, and then comprehensively consider their own advantages and disadvantages before making a choice.

1. Select the test according to the country and region of study.

Candidates can also choose the study region and choose the corresponding language test type based on their own interests, their liking for British and American cultures, and their financial budget related to studying abroad.

2. Select the examination according to the choice of study abroad major and institution.

Before choosing IELTS or TOEFL, you can also consider determining your favorite major and institution, and then choose through the latest information published on the official website of the relevant institution and the language requirements covered by the relevant study abroad application requirements. For institutions that accept both IELTS and TOEFL, you can refer to the factors below to make a choice.

3. Choose according to factors such as the time, place, and result cycle of the test.

Generally speaking, there will be an IELTS TOEFL test every month (usually on weekends), and some months even every weekend, candidates can check through registration**. At present, the cities of IELTS and TOEFL test centers in Chinese mainland are slightly different, and candidates can choose according to the situation in their city.

4. Select the test according to the characteristics and differences of the test form.

The IELTS test is available in both paper-based and computer-based formats, but the computer-based test is a new service launched in 2018, and the test center is limited and still being improved, and the traditional paper-based test is still the mainstream. Speaking is in the form of a one-on-one interview, and the tests in listening, reading and writing are in the form of traditional written tests. The TOEFL is a computer-based test, reading, listening, speaking, and writing are all completed on the computer, of which speaking needs to be directed to the microphone, 45 seconds or 60 seconds time limit, writing needs to be completed by ** time-limited typing, and finally uploaded to the ETS Marking Center in the United States through the network by the center's teachers for grading.

5. Choose according to the difficulty of the test content, duration and other factors.

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